Invasive plant of the day: Variegated yellow archangel. Looks pretty but is incredibly invasive in woods and garden. Plus will unfortunately hybridise with our native yellow archangel. Must be removed for nature conservation reasons especially in ancient woodlands

It was Boris Johnson, ex Tory PM in UK who hid in a fridge to escape reporters. Says it all really about him

Invasive plant species of the day: Variegated yellow archangel. This is a non-native invasive plant that can spread quickly and will outcompete native species by producing dense mats in both gardens and woodlands. Can be identified by the evergreen green and silver leaves. Def not one to plant

Nature detective tip of the day: Male teal tertial feathers, on the ground, from below a peregrine falcon roost site. Teal, a small duck species, are favoured by peregrines especially in the winter period

Bird Species of the Day: Coot. Lots of these fascinating water birds on lakes, gravel pits, reservoirs and other waterbodies at the moment in the UK. They are members of the rail family and are larger than moorhens

Infra-red camera photo of the day: a young pipistrelle bat finds refuge and safety in one of our bat boxes from a couple of years back. This bat, still learning the ropes with flying, decided being outdoors was too much so chilled in this bat box for awhile then left again!

Thermal camera capture of the Day: Well from 2022 anyway. Edible dormice rushing around trees in a large mature garden in complete darkness. Very noisy and manic mammals. Night vision aids are brilliant for not only bat studies but for many other interesting nocturnal species

Moth of the day: Crimson Speckled - Utetheisa pulchella. A stunning little Mediterranean moth species but extremely rare in the UK